Tabby kittens & cats in Onalaska, Wisconsin

Mickey's mother is a feral cat and the only one in her litter. Her mother just had another litter and has left Mickey alone. I have then been able to socialize her very quickly as she is very lonesome and very much wants to be playmates with our 3 house cats that she can only interact with from the other side of the patio door. We cannot take on any more cats ourselves, otherwise I would keep her. She is very loveable,sits on my lap,loves being pet,nuzzles my neck and nose and loves kisses. She is very playful and inquisitive.She needs a home where she can be always safe indoors and be loved and played with. She was born sometime in March.

***Thanks to a generous donation from the Andy and Connie Ziemelis Charitable Fund, select cats are having their adoption fees sponsored by the Home Sweet Home Program – including Puddin' Pop's!Meet Puddin' Pop!Puddin' Pop is a 10-month old spayed female. She is microchipped and up to date on her vaccinations.Puddin' Pop is a funny and sweet girl who's adorably topsy-turvy! She doesn't realize this but, she has suspected Cerebellar Hypoplasia. Don't worry though, this doesn't affect her everyday quality of life and doesn't mean there will be any additional veterinary costs! Puddin' Pop is a born cuddler, snuggling with her humans whenever she can sneak a chance, and also loves to give kisses (I mean, she was raised by huskies).Puddin' lives every day to the fullest, zoomin' around and acting like every other cat. She plays and climb's the cat trees like a normal girl. While her foster mom has made climbing the cat tree's a little easier for her, she can still maneuver them just fine. Puddin's favorite toys are spring's and turntable ball toys. She also likes to carry around her beloved lamby- which is actually one of the dog toys but, the dogs love her and have decided she's worth sharing it with! Puddin' Pop is required to go home with another cat to help her adjust and show her the ropes in a new home.Puddin' Pop will thrive in any home with slow and proper introductions, this includes homes with kids of any age or other pets. If you are interested in adopting, start by filling out an application on our website and email it to frontdesk@couleehumane.com OR you can print and drop off in person: https://www.couleehumane.com/adopt-an-animal?rq=application

Meet Flynni!!Flynn is a 6-month-old neutered male. He is microchipped and up to date on his vaccinations.Once he’s comfortable, Flynn’s goofy and curious personality really shines. He loves chasing toys, wrestling with fuzzy mice, and zooming around the house like he’s on an important kitten mission. He also enjoys quiet cuddle time and is happy to relax in your arms for a bit before heading off to do his own thing.Flynn does best with other cats and will need to go home with a friendly feline buddy who can help boost his confidence. He would thrive in a calm, low-key home with a cat-savvy adopter. Flynn can be shy at first and may need a little extra time to settle in and feel safe in a new environment, but once he does, he’s a fun and lovable companion. Kids in the home should be gentle and age 5+ and any dogs should be cat-savvy.If you are interested in adopting, start by filling out an application on our website and email it to frontdesk@couleehumane.com OR you can print and drop off in person: https://www.couleehumane.com/adopt-an-animal?rq=application

Meet Quipper, Aldani, and Bullywug! This adorable trio started out as shy, hissy little kittens, but they quickly discovered that people are actually pretty great. Now they're all about toys, playtime, and snuggles. Aldani is the most cautious of the bunch, but a few treats and some gentle pets are all it takes to win him over. Once he trusts you, he'll happily keep you company throughout the day, especially if you're doing something interesting. He's particularly fascinated by dishwashing and seems convinced he should supervise every time you use a pen. These three would do well in almost any home with slow, proper introductions to other pets. They are required to go home with another friendly cat, whether that's one of their siblings or another feline companion, as they thrive with kitty friends (they're also great pals with their foster friends, Flumph and Bulette!). Because they can be startled by sudden movements and loud noises, they'd do best in a home with children ages 5 and up. Before going home, Quipper, Aldani, and Bullywug will be spayed or neutered, up to date on their vaccines, and microchipped. They are currently 12 weeks old and ready to find their forever families.